Frantisek Kupka, an outstanding avant-garde artist, one of the first representatives of Abstract art born in Czech Bohemia, made up his creative career…

Having dropped out of school early for financial reasons, Frantisek Kupka was engaged in self-education; later he studied at several institutions. Which one is included in the list by mistake?

In one of the significant articles, influential French art critic Guillaume Apollinaire referred to the work of Frantisek Kupka as examples of such a new style as…

In which of the early figurative works of Frantisek Kupka with a lotus flower is the influence of Symbolism evident both in the plot, idea and manner?

Having developed his abstract style, Frantisek Kupka did not want to be associated with a specific movement but was inspired by paintings in several styles. Which of the following art movements is irrelevant?

What painting marked, according to art critics, a change in the style of Frantisek Kupka and his transition to abstract art, reflecting the theory of movement, colour and music?

Frantisek Kupka sought to “clean” the painting, creating radically simplified, rigorous images. He focused on shapes. In particular, the greatness of statics was expressed by…

Which painting by Frantisek Kupka in the style of orphism has the second title “The Study of the Fugue in Two Colours”?

One of the series by Frantisek Kupka consisting of 16 works was created in the late 1920s and early 30s and was first published in a journal and later as a separate volume called…

Where did Frantisek Kupka present more than one hundred of his works?

What important symbol of creation and rebirth did Frantisek Kupka often use in his works?

Which famous group of European innovative artists did Frantisek Kupka never exhibit his works with?

During the First World War, elderly and fairly well-known artist Frantisek Kupka…

Kupka researched a variety of concepts and used scientific information. Which cycle contains a reference to the theory of light developed by Newton in the 17th century?

For Frantisek Kupka, the relationship between music and painting was important: naming a number of his first abstract works “fugues”, he later dedicated his cycle of paintings to…

In his figurative period, Kupka created subject paintings, nudes and portraits, the model for which was Eugene, the wife of the artist. What was unusual about one of her portraits?

In the 1940s, Frantisek Kupka became an internationally recognized master, as evidenced by a number of events. What statement should be excluded from the list as unreliable?

Which of the following statements DOES NOT apply to the personal and creative biography of Frantisek Kupka?

Which works did Frantisek Kupka sign with the pseudonym Paul Renier?

In the Parisian Galerie du Jeu de Paume, the works of Frantisek Kupka were exhibited in 1936 together with the works of another famous Czech artist. What was his name?

The desire of Kupka to catch the sensation of light passing through coloured glass led to the appearance of compositions on the theme of cathedrals. What did the author call these abstract works?